New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-22
test their rights In the courts and three or four cases
now pending.
THE TRIBUNE IN THE MOUNTAINS.

| SPECIAL ENGINES, PONY EXPRESSES AND STEAM
YACHTS SUPPLY THE JEWELLERS IN THE FOR
EST AND VISITORS AT THE LAKES WITH THE
TRIBUNE.
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE. N. Y, Aug FL (SpeciaD.-THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE arrived here to-day at 1920 noon by
special wagon driven at the highest rate of speed these
mountain roads will allow. This hour is an immense I'm
the time OF arrival the first part OF the
season. whom the "best paper in the world" did not
como until evening. Even then 1t was the only New
York Sunday paper that got hee but now that 1t comes
OF noon, AL have chance to enjoy its budget or good
things long bsfore the evening shades approach THE
TRIBUNE up the excellent Adirondack Rail-
road to North Creek, and thence this point by wagon
through the charming mountain region that lies between
William White, the agent OF THE TRIBUNE, managed to
ach tho camps Long and Raquett lakes with The
TRIBUNE, q smart and unprecedented achievement.
HCLErTs LANDING, Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-The newspaper
special for Lake George arrived time to-day. Crowds
OF guests had accumulated at Caldwell to get their IA
vore papers The special steam yacht Mary Anderson
Immediately took the bundles which were labeled for
delivery at all the various landings, and sped away down
the lake The coming Of the yacht ut the several piers
was greeted with cheers Lake George Is enjoying
great season. The hotel capacity is too small for the
many who wish to visit the lake. The Sycamore. HUI
etrs Landing Hotel and others have turned away
guests the past week. After making all landings the
yacht reached Hulets at 100 after remarkably fast
trip, considering tho heavy sea-
CATsKILL, N Y, Aug. 81 Epeeial-THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE up into the mountains from this point
az usual to-day, by special pony express.
PLATrsBUR0, N. Y, Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE was delivered at all principal points along
Lake Champain and the forest lakes Of the Northern
Adrondacrs to-day, by THE TRBUses own exclusive
and elaborate system Of special engines pony expresses
and steam yachts. Locomotive No. 123. In charge OF
Engineer Balantyne, made the first part Of the run
north from Albany making . quick trip, as can be
Judged from tho time made 70 Saratoga, VIZ nfynine
minutes At Westpors one set OF bundles was sent on
by A. G. Leachs TRIBUNE ponies" reaching Lake
Placid at HAS and Saranac Lake at 1890 noon.
Burlington was reached by steam yacht
From Plattsburg number Of bundles were sent by
railroad special the Chatesugay Railway TO points
far Loon Lake Station the terminus OF the road,
distance Of hfty-our miles. Engineer Fosburg was in
charge of the engine The with which trains on the
sChateaugay climb heavy grades IL remarkable. The
road rises 1000 feet In the first thitytour miles, being
that height above Lake Champain at Lyon Mountain
Loon Lake Station reached at an carly hour
special pony express in waiting to nvsy THE
TRIBUNE packages to Paul Smiths, fourteen
miles distant The road Is sandy one,
but q willing horse and skilfu driver can
accomplish wonders and Paul Smiths was reached at
the astonishing hour OF 1903 two hours and fifty
record between those two places two minutes less
Tho Loon Lake House was reached at 1853. At Paul
Smiths package for Meachim Lake was caught up aud
hurried away by another express 10 that resort twelve
miles distant.
special yacht in waiting at Pattsburg this morn
ing TO convey The TRIBUNE to Bow Arrow Point
where the American Canoests Association holding It's
annual mseting. Captain W. b. Wilcox made excellent
time and by o'clock nearly half the oanoess busy
half an hour after arrival The American Canoe Asso-
citation meeting promises 10 be most successful There
200 members on hand, representing thirty-three
clubs from all the country. The grand parade
occurs and various In the coming week